Sentence examples for has raised again from inspiring English sources

Our panel has raised (again) its average forecast for America's GDP growth in 2002 from 1.2% to 1.7%; in January it was forecasting only 0.7%.

"We're beginning to wrestle with a couple of issues with respect to garage access that the Met has raised again," Mr. Crawford said.

Shane Warne's altercation with Marlon Samuels in Australia's domestic Twenty20 competition, when the Melbourne Stars captain landed a few verbals, not to mention a cricket ball, on the West Indian (who responded by chucking his bat at the Australia great) has raised again the debate about where the game cricket is headed.

[C4.] 5-Year-Old Boy Is Awarded a Patent The awarding of a patent to a 5-year-old boy for a method of swinging on a playground swingset has raised again the seemingly perennial fear that something is terribly wrong at the Patent Office.

The Nixon policy of cutting overseas corn mitments, meanwhile, has aroused new anxieties about the possibility of major U.S. troop withdrawals from Europe, and the economic recession in the United States has raised again the threat of new trade and monetary problems in the world.

The upheaval in the method of music delivery has raised again the perennial question of rights: Who owns what and who will pay whom?

Recent analytical and numerical efforts in understanding beam dynamics in RF photoinjectors have raised again the question as to whether the performances of an RF electron gun based injector could be competitive with respect to a damping ring.

The extension of Byzantine interests to the Adriatic, furthermore, had raised again the question of Byzantine claims to South Italy and, indeed, to the whole western part of the old Roman Empire.

It's why Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, and Representative Rosa DeLauro, Democrat of Connecticut, have raised again and again the idea of creating a single food agency — so far, though, to no avail.

Shortly thereafter, the Military Commissions Act of 2006 may have raised again the issue of which court would hear cases such as Hamdan's.

Now, in a series of interviews, Mr. Stern has raised it again.